Just minutes from sparkling beaches, boat ramps, and a picturesque jetty, this 721sqm parcel is a dream for fishing enthusiasts, water lovers, and anyone seeking a relaxed coastal lifestyle. Stroll along the shoreline, breathe in the fresh sea air, and enjoy the peaceful surrounds of this idyllic location.
The property is perfectly positioned within walking distance to the local winery, the ideal spot to savour fine wines and create memorable moments with family and friends. Essential services, including the community health centre, school, post office, and chemist, are all less than five minutes away, making everyday living easy and convenient.
An established campsite is ready to enjoy now, with the option to include two on-site caravans (subject to price) providing flexible accommodation for guests or extended family. The property also includes a garden shed, water tanks, and power is easily connected from the roadside. Entry is via a sealed road off Bruny Island Main Road, just 35 minutes from Roberts Point ferry, providing seamless island access.
Adventure awaits just minutes away. Explore the renowned Cloudy Bay surfing beaches or South Bruny National Park, with breathtaking vistas, fantastic surf, and walking trails for nature lovers.
End each day mesmerized by stunning sunsets over D'Entrecasteaux Channel, with distant mountains completing the picture. Filtered water views from the campsite make this property a peaceful retreat with a true connection to Bruny Island's natural beauty.
Whether you're dreaming of building a tranquil coastal home, seeking an adventure-filled escape, or a mix of both, 4434 Bruny Island Main Road offers a rare chance to embrace island life and a welcoming local community. Don't miss the opportunity to make your Bruny Island dream a reality!
Contact Laureen Wood, island resident and local real estate expert on 0409 680 822 for further details.
Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable. However we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries.
